Stating that Turkey's attacks will not be limited to a single front, PYD Co-Presidency Committee Aldar Xelîl said, "They will attack initially in the mountains of Kurdistan, then Shengal and Rojava. They are all connected to each other. We will not remain unresponsive in any means."
Ersin Aslan, who conveyed the violations of rights and violence in Patnos Type L Prison in his phone call with his family, stated that the guards acted like a "gang" and called for public support.
After the air strikes, it was stated that the special forces of the KDP were sent to the Zap region, where intense clashes took place between the TAF and HPG members.
The Justice Watch has left 405th days behind. The Şenyaşar family shared this message from their Twitter account, "What would the prosecutors do if the massacre happened in the west?"
Continuing their struggle for justice on its 404th day, the Şenyaşar family said, "Is there not one God-fearing state official who will say stop to this persecution that continues through the judiciary?"
Attorney Orhan Alphan, who condemned the release of the police, who used violence against both him and the prisoner, despite the evidences and witness statements, said that he will never let what happened go.
HDP's Feleknas Uca said that Yazidi women who were kidnapped by ISIS continue to turn up in Ankara while the states hides this fact, and said, "We need to be a bridge between Shengal and the women of the world."
TAF raided Biradost across the border, tortured the villagers and detained 12 people.
The relatives of the prisoners, who have been carrying out the Justice Watch for 151 days at 3 different points in the city, stated that they will fight until the end.
Families of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and Ömer Hayri Konar, Hamili Yıldırım and Veysi Aktaş held in İmralı Prison applied to the prosecutor's office and the prison directorate for a visit.
In the last 10 years, 22 children were killed as a result of being hit by an armored vehicle on the streets that are the "playground" for children in Kurdistan. Lawyer Mehmet Emin Gün asked, "How will Turkish State call the perpetrators of the Kurdish children to account while the perpetrators, who are law enforcement officers, are committing crimes in the name of the 'Turkish nation'?"
Scores of people, including journalists, were detained during house raids in Diyarbakır.
Concessionaire of Xwebûn newspaper Kadri Esen was detained.
HDP, ÖHD and İHD representatives, who visited Van, Iğdır and Ağrı prisons, stated that ill prisoners were left for dead and said, "The persecution in the prison shows us what kind of country Turkey is."
Two children were injured when an object they found near the Gendarmerie Station in İdil exploded.